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    <td class="indextext">proDOC is a java doclet that lets you export documentation for your processing libraries. Like the standard javadoc it uses the comments in the sourcecode for building the documentation. It offers you different tags to include different kind of information.<br>        <br>
      To format your documentation you can use html templates. These templates need to include different tags as placeholders for the later information. You have to share these templates with your library otherwise proDOC takes its standard template.<br>      <br>
      There are three three main template files for building the documentation. One for the library index page, one for class pages and one for fields and methods.<br>
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      To let proDOC run you need java 5.0 installed. <br>
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      Download: <a href="prodoc.zip">prodoc.zip</a><br>
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      I hope the documentation is not to complicated, any questions and suggestions are welcome. <br>      <br>    </td> 
    <td width="200" class="linkList">how to use proDOC<br> 
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        <a href="01_libdesc.htm">library description </a><br> 
        <a href="02_classdesc.htm">class description </a><br>
        <a href="03_fieldandmethod_desc.htm">field &amp; method description</a><br>
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